Oscillation Device and Fan

ABSTRACT

The present application discloses an oscillation device and a fan, the oscillation device comprises a fixation seat provided with a through hole; a transmission shaft rotatably mounted in the through hole; and a motor mounted at the fixation seat, an output shaft of the motor being connected to an end of the transmission shaft, an axis of the output shaft of the motor being collinear with an axis of the transmission shaft, and the motor being configured to drive the transmission shaft to rotate.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The present application claims priority to Chinese patent applicationNo. 201911346046.8, titled “oscillation device and fan,” filed on Dec.23, 2019, the entire content of which is incorporated herein byreference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present application relates to the field of household appliances, inparticular to an oscillation device and a fan.

BACKGROUND

In the exemplary technology, the oscillation device generally includes aoscillation motor, an oscillation shaft, a smaller gear and a biggergear meshed with each other for transmission. The smaller gear ismounted at an output shaft of the oscillation motor, and the bigger gearis mounted at the oscillation shaft. The oscillation motor drives theoscillation shaft to rotate through the meshing of the smaller gear withthe bigger gear to realize oscillation.

However, the lateral dimension of the above oscillation device (i.e. thedirection perpendicular to the rotary transmission axis of theoscillation shaft) is large and occupies a large space, resulting in alarge volume of the oscillation device.

SUMMARY

The main purpose of the present application is to provide an oscillationdevice, which aims to solve a technical problem of large transverse sizeof the oscillation device in the exemplary technology.

In order to achieve the above purpose, the present application providesan oscillation device comprising:

a fixation seat provided with a through hole;

a transmission shaft rotatably mounted in the through hole; and

a motor mounted at the fixation seat, an output shaft of the motor beingconnected to an end of the transmission shaft, an axis of the outputshaft of the motor being collinear with an axis of the transmissionshaft, and the motor being configured to drive the transmission shaft torotate.

Optionally, the end of the transmission shaft is provided with anirregularly-shaped hole, and a cross-section of the output shaft of themotor is irregularly-shaped and the output shaft is adaptively insertedin the irregularly-shaped hole; or

the end of the transmission shaft is provided with a shaft mountinghole, the shaft mounting hole is provided with an internal spline, anouter peripheral surface of the output shaft of the motor is providedwith an external spline, and the internal spline is engaged with theexternal spline; and

the end of the transmission shaft is provided with a shaft mountinghole, the output shaft of the motor is inserted in the shaft mountinghole and connected to the shaft mounting hole through a pin.

Optionally, the oscillation device further comprises a bearing, and thetransmission shaft is rotatably mounted in the through hole through thebearing; or,

an inner side of the through hole is provided with an abutting circularprotrusion, and the transmission shaft is rotatably mounted at an innerside of the abutting circular protrusion.

Optionally, the bearing comprises two sub-bearings provided at aninterval in an axial direction of the transmission shaft.

Optionally, the transmission shaft is of a step structure, and thebearing or the abutting circular protrusion is convexly mounted at astep of the transmission shaft.

Optionally, the oscillation device further comprises a reversingassembly configured to define a preset rotation angle for reciprocatingrotations of the transmission shaft.

Optionally, the reversing assembly comprises a Hall element and amagnetic element, one of the Hall element and the magnetic element ismounted at the transmission shaft, and another of the Hall element andthe magnetic element is mounted at the fixation seat; and/or

the preset rotation angle is at least 50 degrees; and/or

the reversing assembly has a plurality of gears, and each gearcorresponds to one preset rotation angle.

Optionally, the oscillation device further comprises a shaft sleevefixedly sleeved on the transmission shaft, the magnetic element ismounted at the shaft sleeve, and the Hall element is mounted at thefixation seat.

Optionally, the transmission shaft is of a step structure, the shaftsleeve is mounted at a step of the transmission shaft, and adjacent tothe bearing or the abutting circular protrusion.

Optionally, the transmission shaft is provided with a wiring hole forwiring.

Optionally, the wiring hole comprises an axial section extending in anaxial direction of the transmission shaft and a radial sectioncommunicated with the axial section, the axial section piercing throughan end surface of the transmission shaft away from the motor.

Optionally, a speed of the motor is larger than 0, and smaller than orequal to 25 r/min.

The present application provides a fan, comprising:

a fan box; and

an oscillation device mounted in the fan box; the oscillation devicecomprising a fixation seat, a transmission shaft and a motor; thefixation seat being provided with a through hole; the transmission shaftbeing rotatably mounted in the through hole; and the motor being mountedat the fixation seat; an output shaft of the motor being connected to anend of the transmission shaft, an axis of the output shaft of the motorbeing collinear with an axis of the transmission shaft, and the motorbeing configured to drive the transmission shaft to rotate.

Optionally, the fan box is of an integrated structure, or the fan box isof split structure;

wherein an end of the fan box is provided with an opening in a lengthdirection of the fan box, and the oscillation device is configured toslide into the fan box through the opening.

In the oscillation device of the present application, the motor and thetransmission shaft are distributed in order along the axial direction ofthe oscillation shaft, and the motor is made to directly drive thetransmission shaft to rotate (without using the transmission structure),such that it can make full use of the space occupied by the motor, so asto reduce the transverse (i.e. a direction perpendicular to the axis ofthe transmission shaft) size of the oscillation device, therebyrealizing the miniaturization of the oscillation device, reducing theproduction cost, improving the manufacturability of oscillation deviceand the transmission efficiency.

Therefore, the oscillation device of the present application has theadvantages of small volume, high transmission efficiency, low productioncost, poor manufacturability and the like.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order to more clearly explain the embodiments of the presentapplication or the technical solutions in the existing technologies, thefollowing will briefly introduce the drawings in the embodiments or thedescription of the existing technologies. It is obvious that thedrawings in the following description are only some embodiments of thepresent application. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can beobtained according to the structure shown in these drawings withoutpaying creative labor.

FIG. 1 is a structural diagram showing an embodiment of an oscillationdevice of the present application;

FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the oscillation devicealong line I-I in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a structural diagram showing another embodiment of theoscillation device of the present application;

FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the oscillation devicealong line II-II in FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is a structural diagram showing an embodiment of a fan of thepresent application;

FIG. 6 is a schematic exploded view of the oscillation device and thefan box in FIG. 5;

FIG. 7 is a schematic exploded view of the fan in FIG. 5.

Description of reference numerals:

Reference Numeral Name 100 oscillation device 10 fixation seat 11through hole 111 abutting circular protrusion 112 support convex part 20transmission shaft 21 shaft mounting hole 22 wiring hole 30 motor 31output shaft 41 Hall element 42 magnetic element 50 shaft sleeve 51wiring through hole 61 first sub-bearing 62 second sub-bearing 70 splitwasher a electric connection wire 1000 fan 200 fan box 201 opening 300fan head assembly

The realization of the purpose, functional features and advantages ofthe present application will be further described with reference to theattached drawings in combination with the embodiments.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The technical solution in the embodiment of the present application willbe clearly and completely described below in combination with theattached drawings in the embodiment of the present application.Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments ofthe present application, not all of the embodiments. Based on theembodiments in the present application, all other embodiments obtainedby those skilled in the art without creative work fail in the claimedscope of the present application.

It should be understood that if there is the description of “first,”“second” and so on in the present application, the description of“first,” “second” and so on is only for descriptive purposes, and cannotbe understood as indicating or implying their relative importance orimplicitly indicating the number of indicated technical features. Thus,a feature associated with “first” or “second” may include at least oneof the feature explicitly or implicitly.

In addition, the meaning of “and/or” in the full text includes threeparallel solutions. Taking “A and/or B” as an example, it includessolution A, solution B, or both solutions A and B.

The present application provides an oscillation device. Specifically,the oscillation device can be used for fans and other devices. Thefollowing will take an fan as an example, which is not to limit theprotection scope of the present application. When being used for fans,the oscillation device is configured to realize oscillation of a fanhead assembly.

In an embodiment of the present application, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2,the oscillation device 100 comprises:

a fixation seat 10 provided with a through hole 11;

a transmission shaft 20 rotatably mounted in the through hole 11; and

a motor 30 mounted at the fixation seat 10, an output shaft 31 of themotor 30 being connected to an end of the transmission shaft 20, and anaxis of the output shaft 31 of the motor 30 being collinear with an axisof the transmission shaft 20, and the motor 30 being configured to drivethe transmission shaft 20 to rotate. It can be understood that the otherend of the transmission shaft 20 is configured to mount the fan headassembly 300 of the fan; the motor 30 and the transmission shaft 20 aredistributed in order in an axial direction of the transmission shaft 20,and the axis of the transmission shaft 20 and the axis of the outputshaft 31 of the motor 30 are located in the same straight line.

Specifically, the fan head assembly 300 is mounted at the other end ofthe drive shaft 20. When working, the motor 30 directly drives the driveshaft 20 to rotate through the drive shaft, and the drive shaft 20drives the fan head assembly 300 to oscillate left and right, so as torealize the fan oscillating left and right for air supply.

In the oscillation device 100 of the present application, the motor 30and the transmission shaft 20 are distributed in order along the axialdirection of the oscillation shaft, and the motor 30 directly drives thetransmission shaft to rotate (without using a transmission structure),such that it can make full use of the space occupied by the motor, andreduce the transverse (i.e. the direction perpendicular to the axis ofthe transmission shaft) size of the oscillation device 100, therebyrealizing the miniaturization of the oscillation device 100, reducingthe production cost, improving the manufacturability of the oscillationdevice 100 and the transmission efficiency.

Therefore, the oscillation device 100 of the present application has theadvantages of small volume, high transmission efficiency, low productioncost, poor manufacturability and the like.

Specifically, the fixation seat 10 includes a shaft mounting part (notshown) with a through hole 11 and a motor mounting part (not shown)provided at an end of the shaft mounting part and extending axially awayfrom the shaft mounting part. The motor 30 is nakedly mounted in themotor mounting part to improve heat dissipation.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, an end of the transmission shaft 20is provided with a shaft mounting hole 21, and the output shaft 31 ofthe motor 30 is mounted in the shaft mounting hole 21. In this way, itis convenient for the motor 30 shaft to be connected to the transmissionshaft 20.

In the specific embodiments, there are many structural forms of theshaft mounting hole 21. In one embodiment, the shaft mounting hole 21 isa irregularly-shaped hole, and a shape of the cross section (at an end)of the output shaft 31 of the motor 30 is irregularly-shaped, which isadaptively inserted in the irregularly-shaped hole. The shaft mountinghole 21 is a waist-shaped hole, or the shaft mounting hole 21 includes aportion which is waist-shaped. A cross section of the end of the outputshaft 31 of the motor 30 is waist-shaped, and the end of the outputshaft 31 is adaptively mounted in the waist-shaped hole. In anotherembodiment, an inside of the shaft mounting hole 21 is provided with aninternal spline, an outer peripheral surface of the output shaft 31 ofthe motor 30 is provided with an external spline, and the internalspline is engaged with the external spline. As another example, inanother embodiment, the output shaft 31 of the motor 30 is connected tothe shaft mounting hole 21 through a pin. In this way, it is convenientfor the output shaft 31 of the motor 30 to drive the transmission shaft20, so as to rotate the transmission shaft 20.

In a specific embodiment, the transmission shaft 20 can be rotatablymounted in the through hole 11 through a bearing, or the transmissionshaft 20 can be rotatably mounted in the through hole 11 by a protrusionrotatably engaging with the transmission shaft 20 in the through hole11, so as to reduce the resistance to the rotation. Those will bedescribed in combination with other structures of transmission shaft 20in the following.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the transmission shaft 20 is a stepstructure. In this way, the transmission shaft 20 can be easilycooperated with other structures to facilitate positioning and limitingthe transmission shaft 20.

Specifically, a smaller end of the transmission shaft 20 is connected tothe output shaft 31 of the motor 30, and a larger end of thetransmission shaft 20 is configured to mount the fan head assembly 300of the fan.

Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, an inside of the through hole11 is convex with an abutting circular protrusion 111, and thetransmission shaft 20 is rotatably mounted at an inner side of theabutting circular protrusion 111. Thus, during the rotation of thetransmission shaft 20, the abutting circular protrusion 111 can slidablyabut against the transmission shaft 20 to prevent the transmission shaft20 from oscillation during the rotation, so as to improve the rotationstability of the transmission shaft 20. At the same time, since theabutting circular protrusion 111 slidably abuts against the transmissionshaft 20, a contact area of contacting with the transmission shaft 20can also be reduced to reduce the resistance to the rotation. Inaddition, the production cost can be reduced.

Further, as shown in the figure, the abutting circular protrusion 111 ismounted at a step of the transmission shaft 20. In this way, it isconvenient to position and limit the transmission shaft 20 duringassembly.

Specifically, the abutting circular protrusion 111 is mounted at a firststep of the transmission shaft 20. It should be noted that the firststep of the transmission shaft 20 refers to one of steps of thetransmission shaft 20. The first step is defined for ease of expression.

Optionally, a lubricant such as lubricating oil can be provided at aconnecting position between the abutting convex part and the first step.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the oscillation device 100 alsoincludes a reversing assembly for defining a preset rotation angle forreciprocating rotations of the transmission shaft 20. In this way, thetransmission shaft 20 can be rotated within the preset rotation angle,so that the fan head assembly 300 can rotate within the preset rotationangle.

Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the reversing assembly includesa Hall element 41 and a magnetic element 42. One of the Hall element 41and the magnetic element 42 is mounted at the transmission shaft 20 andthe other of the Hall element 41 and the magnetic element 42 is mountedat the fixation seat 10.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the magnetic element 42is mounted at the transmission shaft 20, the Hall element 41 is mountedat the fixation seat 10, and the Hall element 41 is mounted close to arotation path of the magnetic element 42.

Specifically, the Hall element 41 is electrically connected to a controlelement (such as an electric control board) mounted inside the product.When the oscillation device 100 works, the motor 30 drives thetransmission shaft 20 and the magnetic element 42 on the transmissionshaft 20 to rotate. When the magnetic element 42 rotates to a positionfacing the Hall element 41, the magnetic element 42 triggers the Hallelement 41, and the Hall element 41 sends a trigger signal to thecontrol element, the control element determines a rotation position ofthe magnetic element 42 according to the trigger signal, and the motor30 is controlled according to the position of the magnetic element 42 todrive the transmission shaft 20 to rotate within the preset rotationangle.

The magnetic element 42 is a magnet and the Hall element 41 is a Hallplate.

In this embodiment, the Hall element 41 and the magnetic element 42 areselected as detection components of the reversing assembly. The purchasecosts of the Hall element 41 and the magnetic element 42 are relativelylow, which can effectively reduce the manufacturing cost of the productand realize product optimization. Of course, other elements, such aslight sensing elements, can also be selected as long as the purpose ofthis application can be realized.

In this embodiment, optionally, the magnetic element 42 can be providedin the middle of the preset rotation angle. In this way, thetransmission shaft 20 can be controlled to rotate a first preset anglein one direction after a position of the magnetic element 42 isdetected, and then rotate reversely, and then control the transmissionshaft 20 to rotate a second preset angle after the position of themagnetic element 42 is detected again, and then rotate reversely again,and repeats in such a way. The first preset angle is equal to the secondpreset angle, and the sum of the first preset angle and the secondpreset angle is equal to the preset rotation angle.

Optionally, the preset rotation angle is at least 50 degrees. In thisway, it can be ensured that the oscillation device 100 and the fan havea certain air supply range.

Optionally, the preset rotation angle is at most 150 degrees. In thisway, an air supply range of the oscillation device 100 and the fan canbe prevented from being too large.

More specifically, the preset rotation angle can be at least 60 degreesand at most 120 degrees.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the reversing assembly has aplurality of gears, and each gear corresponds to a preset rotationangle. In this way, the user can control a rotation range of thetransmission shaft 20 of the oscillation device 100 according to thedemand to control the air supply range of the fan, so as to improve theapplicability of the oscillation device 100 and improve the userexperience and market competitiveness.

In this embodiment, the reversing assembly has three gears, and thepreset rotation angles corresponding to the three gears can be 60degrees, 90 degrees and 120 degrees.

Specifically, the oscillation device 100 or the fan is provided with aremote controller, and the remote controller is provided with areversing button, which can adjust the gear of the reversing assemblyaccording to times of being pressed down.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the oscillation device 100 alsoincludes a shaft sleeve 50 fixedly sleeved on the transmission shaft 20,and the magnetic element 42 is mounted at the shaft sleeve 50. In thisway, due to the shaft sleeve 50, it is convenient to mount the magneticelement 42 on the transmission shaft 20 to limit the left-most positionand the right-most position of the transmission shaft 20.

Further, as shown in the figures, the shaft sleeve 50 is mounted at thestep of the transmission shaft 20. In this way, it is convenient toposition and limit the shaft sleeve 50 during assembly.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the shaft sleeve 50 is provided at asecond step of the transmission shaft 20, the first step is providedadjacent to the second step, and the shaft sleeve 50 is providedadjacent to the abutting circular protrusion 111. In this way, thecompactness of the oscillation device 100 in structure can be improved,which is conducive to the miniaturization of the oscillation device 100.

Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the second step is providedbetween the first step and the motor 30.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, an inner side of the through hole 11is also provided with a support convex part 112, the shaft sleeve 50 isprovided between the abutting convex part and the support convex part112, and an end of the shaft sleeve 50 away from the abutting convexpart can be abutted against the support convex part 112. In this way,the shaft sleeve 50 can be limited to limit the transmission shaft 20 inthe through hole 11.

In this embodiment, the transmission shaft 20 includes four sections. Asshown in FIG. 2, there are a first section, a second section, a thirdsection and a fourth section from top to bottom, and diameters of thefirst section, the second section, the third section and the fourthsection are reduced in turn.

The first section is provided away from a first end of the transmissionshaft 20 and out of the through hole 11 to connect with the fan headassembly 300. Specifically, the first section is provided with anengagement structure connected to the fan head assembly 300.

A first step is provided between the second section and the thirdsection.

A second step is provided between the third section and the fourthsection.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the transmission shaft 20 isprovided with a wiring hole 22 for wiring. In this way, since anelectric connection wire a is provided in the wiring hole 22 on thetransmission shaft 20, the wiring in the transmission shaft 20 can berealized, and the wire passing from a periphery can be prevented, so asto prevent the connection wire a from being broken when the transmissionshaft 20 rotates, and improve the reliability of the oscillation device100 and the fan.

Specifically, the wiring hole 22 includes an axial section extendingalong the axial direction of the transmission shaft 20 and a radialsection communicated with the axial section, the axial section passesthrough an end surface of the transmission shaft 20 away from the motor30. In this way, the wiring hole 22 is L-shaped or roughly L-shaped,which can facilitate routing.

Specifically, the radial section is provided on the fourth section ofthe transmission shaft 20.

Specifically, the transmission shaft 20 is a hollow shaft. Optionally,the transmission shaft 20 is a integrated structure, so that thetransmission shaft 20 can have high structural strength and goodreliability.

Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the shaft sleeve 50 is providedwith a wiring through hole 51 corresponding to the radial section.

Of course, the wiring hole 22 can also be designed in other ways. Forexample, two ends of the wiring hole 22 extend through the two endsurfaces of the transmission shaft 20 correspondingly. At this time, asufficient distance is needed between the transmission shaft 20 and themotor 30 to facilitate wiring. For another example, the wiring hole 22is Z-shaped, that is, an axial section is extended along the axialdirection of the transmission shaft 20 and two radial sections arecommunicated with the axial section. The two radial sections aredistributed at an interval. One of the radial sections is provided nearan end of the transmission shaft 20 away from the motor 30, and theother of the radial section is provided near an end of the transmissionshaft 20 close to the motor 30.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the oscillation device 100 alsoincludes a split washer 70, which is provided at the end of thetransmission shaft 20 close to the motor 30, and the split washer 70 issleeved on the transmission shaft 20 and laterally protruded from aperipheral surface of the transmission shaft 20. Specifically, the splitwasher 70 is provided on a side of the support convex part 112 facingthe motor 30. In this way, when lifting the transmission shaft 20 upward(such as lifting the fan head assembly 300), the split washer 70 canabut against components such as the support convex part 112 to limit theaxial movement of the transmission shaft 20 and prevent the transmissionshaft 20 from moving along the axial direction thereof in the throughhole 11.

Optionally, an annular mounting groove is provided on the peripheralsurface of the transmission shaft 20, and the split washer 70 isprovided in the annular mounting groove.

In a specific embodiment, the motor 30 can be provided downward, thatis, the motor 30 can be provided below the fan head assembly 300. Themotor 30 can also be provided upward, that is, the motor 30 can beprovided above the fan head assembly 300.

In one embodiment, the motor 30 is a stepping motor 30.

In one embodiment, a speed of the motor 30 is greater than 0 and lessthan or equal to 25 revolutions per minute (r/min). In this way,oscillating too fast can be avoided.

In detail, a rotation speed of the motor 30 is greater than or equal to2 r/min. In this way, oscillating too slowly can be avoided.

In more detail, a rotation speed of the motor 30 can be greater than orequal to 3 r/min and less than or equal to 15 r/min, which can make theoscillation speed of the fan more appropriate. In this embodiment, therotation speed of the motor 30 is greater than or equal to 3 r/min andless than or equal to 10 r/min.

In one embodiment, the transmission shaft 20 is a plastic part.

In another embodiment of the present application, as shown in FIGS. 3and 4, the transmission shaft 20 can be rotatably mounted in the throughhole 11 by a bearing instead of the abutting convex part. In thisembodiment, specifically, the oscillation device 100 also includes abearing, and the transmission shaft 20 is rotatably mounted in thethrough hole 11 through the bearing. In this way, the resistance torotation of the transmission shaft 20 can be reduced, the rotationstability of the transmission shaft 20 can be improved, and the noisecan be reduced.

In this embodiment, further, as shown in the figures, the bearingincludes two sub-bearings, namely a first sub-bearing 61 and a secondsub-bearing 62, which are provided at an interval in the axial directionof the transmission shaft 20. In this way, due to two sub-bearingsprovided at an interval at the transmission shaft 20, the rotationstability of the transmission shaft 20 can be improved.

In this embodiment, further, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the firstsub-bearing 61 is mounted at a step of the transmission shaft 20. Thus,the first sub-bearing 61 being mounted at a step of the transmissionshaft 20 makes it easy to position and limit the first sub-bearing 61and the transmission shaft 20 during assembly.

In this embodiment, further, the bearing is mounted at the step of thetransmission shaft 20. Specifically, the first sub-bearing 61 is mountedat the first step adjacent to the second step on the transmission shaft20, and the shaft sleeve 50 is mounted adjacent to the first sub-bearing61. In this way, the compactness of the oscillation device 100 instructure can be improved, which is conducive to the miniaturization ofthe oscillation device 100.

In this embodiment, specifically, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, an innerside of the through hole 11 is provided with a limit convex part, andthe first sub-bearing 61 is provided between the limit convex part andthe second section of the transmission shaft 20. Thus, during assembly,it is convenient to position and limit the first sub-bearing 61, thetransmission shaft 20 and the through hole 11.

Optionally, the first sub-bearing 61 also abuts against the shaft sleeve50.

In this embodiment, specifically, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the supportconvex part 112 is not provided, the second sub-bearing 62 is providedat the end of the transmission shaft 20 close to the motor 30, and theshaft sleeve 50 is provided between the first sub-bearing 61 and thesecond sub-bearing 62.

Optionally, an end of the shaft sleeve 50 away from the firstsub-bearing 61 may be abutted against the second sub-bearing 62. In thisway, the compactness of the structure can also be improved.

In this embodiment, optionally, the second sub-bearing 62 is a plasticpart.

In this embodiment, the assembly process of the oscillation device 100is generally as follows: 1) the first sub-bearing 61 is mounted at thetransmission shaft 20; 2) then the fixation seat 10, shaft sleeve 50,magnetic element 42, Hall element 41, second sub-bearing 62, splitwasher 70 and other components are assembled in turn; 3) finally, themotor 30 is fixed. Of course, another assembly sequence can either beused.

The present application also proposes a fan, which includes anoscillation device. The specific structure of the oscillation devicerefers to the above embodiments. Since the fan of the presentapplication adopts all the technical schemes of all the aboveembodiments, it has at least all the advantages brought by the technicalsolution of the above embodiment, which will not be repeated here.

Further, as shown in the figure, the fan 1000 also includes a fan box200, and the oscillation device 100 is mounted in the fan box 200. Inthis way, the oscillation device 100 can be protected and supported.

Further, as shown in the figures, the fan box 200 is a integratedstructure. An end in a length direction of the fan box 200 is providedwith an opening 201, and the oscillation device 100 is configured toslide into the fan box 200 through the opening 201. In this way, thehead oscillation device 100 can be mounted quickly and conveniently. Ofcourse, in other embodiments, the fan box 200 can also be a splitstructure.

Optionally, as shown in the figures, the fan 1000 also includes a fanhead assembly 300. In the length direction of the fan box 200, the fanhead assembly is mounted at an end of the fan box 200 and connected tothe transmission shaft 20 of the oscillation device 100.

Optionally, the fan 1000 also includes a base (not shown), and the otherend of the fan box 200 is mounted at the base.

Optionally, the fan 1000 also includes a control unit (not shown), whichis connected to the oscillation device 100.

The above is only an optional embodiment of the present application anddoes not limit the scope of the patent of the present application. Anyequivalent structural transformation made by using the contents of thedescription and drawings of the present application under the inventiveconcept of the present application, or directly/indirectly applied inother relevant technical fields, are included in the scope of patentprotection of the present application.

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 18. An oscillation device comprising: a fixation seatprovided with a through hole; a transmission shaft rotatably mounted inthe through hole; and a motor mounted at the fixation seat, an outputshaft of the motor being connected to an end of the transmission shaft,an axis of the output shaft of the motor being collinear with an axis ofthe transmission shaft, and the motor being configured to drive thetransmission shaft to rotate.
 19. The oscillation device according toclaim 18, wherein the end of the transmission shaft is provided with anirregularly-shaped hole, a cross-section of the output shaft of themotor is irregularly-shaped, and the output shaft is adaptively insertedin the irregularly-shaped hole.
 20. The oscillation device according toclaim 18, wherein the end of the transmission shaft is provided with ashaft mounting hole, the shaft mounting hole is provided with aninternal spline, an outer peripheral surface of the output shaft of themotor is provided with an external spline, and the internal spline isengaged with the external spline.
 21. The oscillation device accordingto claim 18, wherein the end of the transmission shaft is provided witha shaft mounting hole, and the output shaft of the motor is inserted inthe shaft mounting hole and connected to the shaft mounting hole througha pin.
 22. The oscillation device according to claim 18, furthercomprising: a bearing including two sub-bearings provided at an intervalin an axial direction of the transmission shaft; wherein thetransmission shaft is rotatably mounted in the through hole through thebearing.
 23. The oscillation device according to claim 18, wherein: theoscillation device further comprises a bearing, and the transmissionshaft is rotatably mounted in the through hole through the bearing; oran inner side of the through hole is provided with an abutting circularprotrusion, and the transmission shaft is rotatably mounted at an innerside of the abutting circular protrusion.
 24. The oscillation deviceaccording to claim 23, wherein the transmission shaft is of a stepstructure, and the bearing or the abutting circular protrusion isconvexly mounted at a step of the transmission shaft.
 25. Theoscillation device according to claim 18, further comprising: areversing assembly configured to define a preset rotation angle forreciprocating rotations of the transmission shaft.
 26. The oscillationdevice according to claim 25, wherein the reversing assembly includes aHall element and a magnetic element, one of the Hall element and themagnetic element is mounted at the transmission shaft, and another oneof the Hall element and the magnetic element is mounted at the fixationseat.
 27. The oscillation device according to claim 26, furthercomprising: a shaft sleeve fixedly sleeved on the transmission shaft;wherein the magnetic element is mounted at the shaft sleeve, and theHall element is mounted at the fixation seat.
 28. The oscillation deviceaccording to claim 27, wherein: the oscillation device further comprisesa bearing and the transmission shaft is rotatably mounted in the throughhole through the bearing, or an inner side of the through hole isprovided with an abutting circular protrusion and the transmission shaftis rotatably mounted at an inner side of the abutting circularprotrusion; and the transmission shaft is of a step structure, and theshaft sleeve is mounted at a step of the transmission shaft and adjacentto the bearing or the abutting circular protrusion.
 29. The oscillationdevice according to claim 25, wherein the preset rotation angle is atleast 50 degrees.
 30. The oscillation device according to claim 25,wherein: the reversing assembly has a plurality of gears and the presetrotation angle is one of a plurality of preset rotation angles; and eachof the plurality of gears corresponds to one preset rotation angle ofthe plurality of preset rotation angles.
 31. The oscillation deviceaccording to claim 18, wherein the transmission shaft is provided with awiring hole for wiring.
 32. The oscillation device according to claim31, wherein the wiring hole includes: an axial section extending in anaxial direction of the transmission shaft and piercing through an endsurface of the transmission shaft away from the motor; and a radialsection communicated with the axial section.
 33. The oscillation deviceaccording to claim 18, wherein a speed of the motor is at most 25 r/min.34. The oscillation device according to claim 33, wherein a speed of themotor is at least 2 r/min and at most 15 r/min.
 35. A fan comprising: afan box; and an oscillation device mounted in the fan box and including:a fixation seat provided with a through hole; a transmission shaftrotatably mounted in the through hole; and a motor mounted at thefixation seat, an output shaft of the motor being connected to an end ofthe transmission shaft, an axis of the output shaft of the motor beingcollinear with an axis of the transmission shaft, and the motor beingconfigured to drive the transmission shaft to rotate.
 36. The fanaccording to claim 35, wherein: the fan box is of an integratedstructure or a split structure; an end of the fan box is provided withan opening in a length direction of the fan box; and the oscillationdevice is configured to slide into the fan box through the opening.